Charles E Roesler, Jr

Title: Charles E. Roesler, Jr.: Compressor Cooling Innovation.

Introduction

Charles E. Roesler, Jr. is an inventor associated with La Crosse, Wisconsin, and Trane International Inc. His patent work addresses cooling a compressor’s gas bearing within a heat transfer circuit.

Latest Patents

Roesler is credited with 1 patent, titled “Cooling of a Compressor Shaft Gas Bearing.” The invention describes a heat transfer circuit containing a compressor, condenser, expander, and evaporator. A conduit supplies a portion of the working fluid to the compressor to cool the gas bearing that supports its rotating shaft. The patent also describes controlling the circuit by directing working fluid through its main flow path and diverting a portion to cool the bearing.

Career Highlights

Roesler’s listed work connects his engineering contribution to compressor operation and thermal management. The patent focuses on using working fluid already circulating in the heat transfer circuit to help cool a compressor bearing.

Collaborations

Roesler is associated with Trane International Inc. His listed coworker is Joseph M. Heger.

Conclusion

Charles E. Roesler, Jr.’s patent describes a practical approach to cooling a compressor gas bearing by using a portion of the heat transfer circuit’s working fluid.